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Some Firewalls allow something they call anomization, they
strip http headers, maybe the cookies are removed there?
You can test it the following way:
- Activate request/response logging in jserv
(don't know if response logging is possible, if
not use a packet sniffer on the intranet)
- make a request from ouside and see if the cookie is
present. If the sniffer shows the cookie and it is not seen outside,
you know, where to search.
An easy way to test from outside is via
telnet www.xxx.com
GET /servlet/xxx HTTP/1.0
>My servlet is unable to find the session when executed from outside the
>firewall, yet works when run from inside the firewall. I'm running from the
>same machine, and the same Apache server is running the same servlet code in
>both cases ( jsdk 2.0; jserv 1.1b2; jvm 1.21 on Solaris ). I didn't see
>anything in the faq that seemed to point in the right direction. Jserv is
>supposed to be using cookies for session mgmt
>
>My initial servlet goes something like:
>
> HttpSession distributorSession = _req.getSession( true ) ;
> if ( distributorSession.isNew() ){
> distributor = new Distributor() ;
> dmzID = distributor.getIDFromCookie( _req ) ;
> distributorSession.putValue( "this.data", distributor ) ;
> }
> distributor = (Distributor)distributorSession.getValue( "this.data"
>) ;
>
>and this part works fine.
>
>When the 2nd servlet runs a few seconds later
>
> if( _req.isRequestedSessionIdValid() ){
> logManager.logMessage( "Requested session is valid" ) ;
> }else{
> logManager.logMessage( "Requested session is not valid" ) ;
> }
> HttpSession distributorSession = _req.getSession( false ) ;
>
>I always get a null session, and can't use a getValue() afterwards.
>
>
>
>
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